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Dear @capcom_official, Thank you for taking the time to hear from us. We’re writing to share our hopes for more content for Dragon’s Dogma 2. It has been over a year since the game launched in March 2024, but Capcom hasn’t said anything about what’s next. So we’re kindly asking for a response to this letter, whether or not there are plans for more content. Of course, we hope there are! Dragon’s Dogma 2 was an extremely fun game and while players have different ideas about what an expansion should include, most agree it should add more challenge, more variety, and more replay value. We know Capcom ran a survey last year, but now that some time has passed, here are a few of the most common things players have been asking for: A hard mode. The game’s combat system is deep and exciting, but many players feel it gets too easy. Capcom added a “casual mode,” but not a hard mode. A hard mode with higher damage taken, greater stamina drain from skill use, and more durable enemies would help players get more out of the game’s combat and vocations. More endgame combat. Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen had both the Everfall and Bitterblack Isle, which provided challenging areas filled with multiple boss fights, new enemies, and dangerous surprise encounters. They pushed the combat system to its limits and made for an intense, rewarding experience. We’re not asking for a copy of those dungeons, but we think Dragon’s Dogma 2 would benefit greatly from something that features this kind of combat. Bigger dungeons. Some players speculate that Dragon’s Dogma 2 once planned to have larger dungeons that were cut. Others just want a single, long dungeon crawl like the Everfall or Bitterblack Isle. Stocking up and preparing for a long, dangerous descent is a classic part of fantasy RPGs, something we’d love to see in Dragon’s Dogma 2. More fashion and customization. Dragon’s Dogma is known for its fashion, but many players feel the sequel lacks outfit variety, especially with layered outfits gone. A lot of gear is also locked to just a few vocations. If more content is coming, we hope it includes more outfits and more options for everyone. Many players have also wished for a transmog feature, additional hairstyles, and clothing dyes. Besides these, other popular requests include additional vocations (especially Mystic Knight), skills, and weapons; more upgrade tiers; new regions of the world to explore, including a moon area, which was originally planned for the first game; a co-op mode; and an improved photo mode with a free camera, placeable lighting, and character poses. Just as Dark Arisen raised the bar for the original game, we believe Dragon’s Dogma 2 could be even better with the right expansion. We know Hideaki Itsuno has left Capcom, but Kento Kinoshita—whose excellent work as a project lead brought us Dark Arisen and Dragon’s Dogma Online—is still with you. We also understand that Capcom may simply not have the time or budget for something on the scale of Dark Arisen. Still, even a smaller update that adds just one or two of these features would go a long way. Thank you so much for your consideration. Not every video game inspires an online social media movement of this kind–there is something special about Dragon’s Dogma 2, and we hope Capcom will take this opportunity to build on it. Sincerely, https://t.co/9VDCXxThoN https://t.co/pN89uy5YXe https://t.co/4ceWuj5YCq and many, many people at– https://t.co/KHcqjjp4Mc https://t.co/FiH15sEnuW #TheArisenWantMore #ExpandDD2 #DragonsDogma2 #DragonsDogma #ドラゴンズドグマ2 #ドラゴンズドグマ